gun laws

The Undetectable Firearms Act is set to expire in three weeks, and has already passed the Senate. The House defeated a stand-alone bill, so now it's included in a must-pass defense bill.

A new court order was secured to immediately stop 10 national gun distributors from selling ghost guns in the state of New York.

Attorney General Letitia James has filed for a preliminary injunction against ten national gun distributors to prevent them from selling incomplete guns and to stop ghost guns from entering the state.

The pistol license unit has been operating remotely since its COVID-19 closing, but the office will open its doors again for in-person appointments in February.

Read a transcript of the prepared remarks for Gov. Kathy Hochul's big Tuesday speech to a joint session of the legislature

New York Governor Kathy Hochul held a news conference to recount her efforts to fight crime in New York, and offered statistics that she says show the steps that she’s taken are working.

The measure to prevent guns in certain areas and enhance background checks was recently put on hold by a federal judge.

The latest on a potential chip manufacturer coming to the region, plus some high profile visitors at the fair.

After the Supreme Court struck down New York's 100-year-old gun laws, Gov. Kathy Hochul outlined new laws in June. They take effect Sept. 1.

Gov. Kathy Hochul said she's made changes to bail reform laws and implemented working systems to get illegal guns off the street.